You can draw and import a rectangle, straight edge, or ellipse with just a click of the mouse. Designate a corner, then choose how to add the element. You can even copy and paste straight from a paper or PDF. (video: 1:16 min.)For curves, you can add a line, circle, ellipse, or bezier curve. Choose from a variety of position and radius settings, and then choose how to close the curve. (video: 1:11 min.)Connect points, generate loops, and even create curves that snap to a vertex. Once you’ve connected a point, you can edit the line, circle, ellipse, or bezier path between the points. Choose your shape and then adjust the position of the points. (video: 1:09 min.)Import multiple layers of annotation for a design. Before AutoCAD, you may have used clip art or scanned artwork to explain complex design concepts. With the new Import command, you can import annotations and use them in your design. (video: 1:05 min.)Sketch, annotate, and create unique shapes from a single line, circle, or ellipse. Choose from a variety of settings, then click one point to instantly create a shape. Or, if you know your options, try all 10 settings to get the perfect look. (video: 1:05 min.)Hover the mouse cursor over any drawing element to quickly see its shape and attributes. You can also drag a line, circle, ellipse, or bezier curve and watch the hidden properties and attributes appear. The menu bar shows you all the tools available for a given object. (video: 1:10 min.)Outline from (included). Sketches that outline the shape of a polygon or circle. The border can be snapped to a line, axis, or other drawing element. (video: 1:12 min.)Outline from (included). Outline from a layer of annotation for a drawing. The layer can be assigned to a layer in the drawing or embedded in the drawing. You can change the visibility of the outline with the Outline Visibility command. (video: 1:13 min.)Outline from (included). You can also control the appearance of the outline and the shape of the border by modifying the 2be273e24d